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WSJS JR Snider - The Triad Live And Local

WZTK FM Talk 101.1  

WDVR FM Real Life Adventures with Rita Cleary

WAVE AM Rhett Palmer Mar 15 2008

Wkbzz May 19 2008

CFOS 560 Georgian Bay Today, Canada, Christine Curtis

KWNA May 30 2008

WLTH May 30 2008

CFRA John Councill, Canada June 23 2008

WHTC, Ed, Holland MI, June 2008

WOCM Bulldog and the Rude Awakening Show, 98.1, July 3

John Maciel CKWR FM Waterloo, Ontario July 30

Murray Langdon Host C-FAX Newsline PM cfax1070.com Victoria, BC

Dr Joseph Diprima, Help Talk 1040 AM WISL PA Shamokin Oldies

Bulldog adn the Rude Awakening Show, WOCM FM 98.1, Ocean City, MD

WREL, Jim Bresnahan 3WZ Radio, Lexington, VA

The Michael Dresser Show, Home of Thought Provoking Talk Radio, Nationally Syndicated 7/03/08 Interview Available Online

and too many more to list here.

You will be scammed on eBay. The only question is when.

Before you place that eBay® bid, wouldn't you like to know if the seller is legitimate, if they are trustworthy, if you will receive what you pay for, or if the account was setup by a crook or if it was hijacked? You can avoid scams on eBay if you have the right information.

Auction Inquisitor will instantly check auctions for over 200 common and not-so-common signs of fraud plus check the seller's history(not just the recent feedback you see in their profile) and show you a report of the results with comments.

I designed Auction Inquisitor Software to help you identify fraudulent sellers and problem sellers. It is based on my ten years of eBay experience as a professional buyer and seller as well as my investigation into online fraud and my assistance of thousands of scam victims.

Auctions by scammers and problem sellers have many traits that can be used to identify them before you place a bid.

Use the Auction Inquisitor Software to quickly and easily analyze an auction before you risk your money. Simply let the Auction Inquisitor Software automatically analyze the auction and show you a detailed report of problems in the auction and with the seller.

Auction Inquisitor is much faster and easier than researching yourself plus it never forgets to check the first or the last feedback ratings of a seller.

Never place a bid on an auction without first running it through Auction Inquisitor to check for warning signs of fraudulent auctions.

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Auction-Safety.Org - If you have been the victim of fraud, you can report it here to find out what you should do next.

Outrageous Auctions - See the most outrageous eBay® Auctions currently listed

Portal to common eBay® links - Jump to the eBay® pages you need most often without searching.

Antique and Collectable Auctions - See the most popular Antiques and Collectibles currently listed on eBay®

Here it is! Our Seven Keys to avoid being scammed on eBay®. If you follow just these seven keys, your eBay® experience will be much safer.

7. Avoid auctions with bad grammar or that are in all CAPS. These are common signs of both scammers and problem sellers.

6. Beware of any auction that requests Western Union or any unusual payments. Scammers frequently request payments by means that have no buyer protection.

5. Always research a seller before buying. Always research a buyer before shipping. Bad or fraudulent members often have a history of problems.

4. Beware of any auction where the seller insists on contact outside of eBay®. Any seller who tries to sell direct, outside of the eBay® auction, is offering the same item to everyone who contacts them without shipping anything.

3. Beware of any auction that has any sense of urgency or that tries to play on your emotions. Auctions should sell goods, not a story.

2. Never click on links in any email whether it is related to eBay® PayPal® or anything else. Scammers frequently use fake emails to trick people into revealing their eBay® and PayPal® passwords.

1. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.

Don't agree with these? Want a deeper explanation? See this article at Auction-Safety.org.

If you think there should be more keys, then see the Scams and Scoundrels book for more tips and a detailed review of why these 7 keys are absolutely true plus a listing of every major scam known to be used on eBay. You can also download the Auction Inquisitor Software for free to check an auction before placing your bid. You can find information that other authors refuse to even talk about in the Don't Bid On It book and video. If you need more information now, then see the free information on ebay-scam.net

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